Broadcom introduced a new line of wireless chips for automotive infotainment applications.
The new product line, which initially consists of two chips, use use IEEE 802.11ac Wi-Fi and Bluetooth Smart Ready technology to allow drivers and passengers to sync and stream content from mobile devices to the car's infotainment system and rear-seat displays. The new chips also enable high-speed connectivity beyond the vehicle, serving Internet and cloud content via LTE telematics or directly from a Hot Spot connection.
Key Features:
- 5G WiFi system including MAC, PHY, RF and Bluetooth Smart Ready on a single chip
- Integrated Wi-Fi Direct, Wi-Fi CERTIFIED Miracast and Wi-Fi CERTIFIED Passpoint support
- Resolves interference challenges in systems with both 4G LTE cellular radios and wireless connectivity
- Advanced beamforming, Low-Density Parity Check and Space-Time Block support for better coverage
"Car connectivity is the new battleground for product differentiation and the next frontier for Broadcom," said Rahul Patel, Broadcom Vice President of Wireless Connectivity. "Broadcom is delivering our proven expertise and leadership in wireless connectivity to the automotive market. By providing the same technology and roadmap associated with the fast-moving mobile ecosystem, the possibilities enabled by our new wireless automotive chips are endless."
via WiFiNovation | Scoop.it
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